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  • Brexit is no game for children as 71 per cent back Remain

    June 21, 2016

    EU referendum polls out today are far from conclusive. While ORB and the National Centre for Social Research give Remain the lead, a YouGov poll has Brexit ahead by two points.  But if the vote was held across the UK's schools, the Brexit campaign would be struggling, a new poll suggests.  Some 71 per cent of more [...]

  • EU referendum: David Beckham comes out in favour of Remain

    June 21, 2016

    One of England's most celebrated footballers of recent years has made a rare political intervention just two days before the referendum, declaring how they he be casting his vote. David Beckham, former England captain and famous number seven, who shot to fame at Manchester United and had spells at Real Madrid, AC Milan, Paris St Germain and LA Galaxy, said this morning [...]

  • #CatsAgainstBrexit: It’s happening, and they’re fur-ious

    June 21, 2016

    By now, pretty much everyone, David Beckham included, has made their views known on Brexit. Except, that is, the animal world (well, except sheep). Did you really expect our four-legged friends to stay silent on such an important issue? No, obviously not. Now the cats of Twitter are giving us all paws for thought by making their voices known [...]

  • George Soros warns Brexit would be worse than Black Wednesday

    June 21, 2016

    Star investor George Soros has said there will be "serious consequences" for the UK economy if the country votes to leave the EU this week. Soros warned sterling would "decline precipitously" if the Vote Leave campaign triumphs in the EU referendum and said Brexit would be even more destructive than Black Wednesday in 1992, when Britain left the [...]

  • EU referendum: Pound gets a lift from Remain lead

    June 21, 2016

    Share prices and sterling both rallied yesterday after weekend polls swung in favour of voters opting to remain in the European Union. The FTSE 100 posted its biggest one day rise since early February, up three per cent by the close, tracking wider European markets higher. The German Dax rose by 3.4 per cent and the [...]

  • EU referendum: Voting Remain could create another 75,000 jobs in London, according to Confederation of British Industry

    June 21, 2016

    There is the potential to create more than 75,000 jobs in London if the UK votes to remain in the EU, according to new research. Analysis of figures from the Treasury by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) found that staying in the EU and deepening economic ties with other member states could lead to the creation of 75,430 [...]

  • Brexit would leave London “isolated” according to the boss of City Airport

    June 21, 2016

    Brexit would fundamentally undermine Britons' ability to trade and travel, according to the chief executive of London's City Airport. Declan Collier, who also sits as president on the world board of trade body Airports Council International, has warned that a Leave vote this week would sever ties the industry's ties with the continent. Writing for City [...]

  • Rail commuters could see annual fares rise by more than £100 in the aftermath of a Brexit vote, Remain campaigners say

    June 21, 2016

    Annual rail fares could face hundred-pound increases according to new figures. Fares between London and Oxford could climb by more than £150, while an annual fare from Ashford to London could rise £165. Annual travel between Liverpool and Manchester would rise by £80. Rail far rises are currently capped by inflation, but Remain campaigners have [...]

  • EU referendum polls show swing to Remain as experts say it’s “going to the wire”

    June 20, 2016

    Two more EU referendum polls have shown a swing towards the Remain camp, while one has put Leave in the lead. A study by the National Centre for Social Research for the Financial Times gave Remain a 53-47 point lead, while an ORB poll showed Remain had a 49-47 point lead. Read more: EU needs "dramatic" [...]

  • Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has admitted he is “not a lover” of the EU, warning the project needs “dramatic” reform

    June 20, 2016

    Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said the EU is in need of "dramatic" reform, but maintained the UK remains better as a member. Speaking last night, Corbyn reiterated his opposition to the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, and said the EU helps to "shield" tax avoiders, adding he wants to pursue substantial reform. "If we remain, I believe Europe [...]

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